CDV of a Man IDed as Eugene C. Drisko; by the Vose studio of Machias, Maine

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Carte de Visite of a man identified on the reverse as Eugene C. Drisko; by the Vose studio of Machias, Maine.

His given name starts with "Eug" and then fades but is presumably Eugene.  

If so, he was likely Eugene Cyrus Drisko (1853-1943) of Jonesboro, Maine, son of Joseph Whitney Drisko and Isabel Frances (Farnsworth) Drisko.

Eugene married:

1. Asenath Ingersoll Barton (1852-1876), with whom he had a daughter Mabel Drisko,
2. Arathusa B. Smith (abt 1861-1933), with whom he had two children, a daughter Mina Eva Drisko and a son Joseph Whitney Drisko, with the latter dying in infancy.

If you have information to share on the Drisko, Farnsworth, Barton and Smith families of Washington County, Maine, please leave a comment for the benefit of other researchers.

Photograph of a Young Man IDed as Colin MacNichol, No Studio Imprint, but possibly Eastport, Maine, area

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Photograph of a young man identified on the reverse as Colin MacNichol. 

The reverse mentions: "Gave to me in 1920".

No studio imprint to give an idea of locale, but it's possible he was from the MacNichol family in Washington County, Maine and Charlotte County, New Brunswick.

Possibly James Colin MacNichol (1886-1960), if he went by "Colin", at least when he was younger.  This man was born in Eastport, Maine, the son of Avery Alexander MacNichol and Margaret (O'Brien) MacNichol. This Colin would move to New York and would marry Nancy Nicholls.

Although the photograph seems to have come from a later era, another possibility for Colin might have been Colin MacNichol (abt 1848-1913), a Customs officer in Eastport, Maine.  This Colin was born in Mascarene, New Brunswick, the son of John MacNichol and Jane (McDiarmid) MacNichol.  Colin married Abby Davis about 1894.

If you have a theory as to the identity of the Colin MacNichol pictured, please leave a comment for the benefit of other researchers.

CDV of a Young Boy IDed as Sterling Fessenden at 7 Years 11 Months, Eastport, Maine

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Carte de Visite of a young boy identified on the reverse as  "Sterling Fessenden, 7 years 11 mos, Eastport, August 1883"

It's likely that Sterling was Sterling Fessenden (1875-1943), son of Nicholas Fessenden (1847-1927) and Laura Emily (Stirling or Sterling) Fessenden (1852-1935) [although her birth year looks to be 1851 in the photograph of her stone]. 

Sterling's paternal grandparents, Hewitt Chandler Fessenden and Mary Turner (Peterson) Fessenden were in Eastport, Maine, by 1860 where Hewitt practiced medicine.  Their son Nicholas moved to Fort Fairfield, Maine, upon his 1874 marriage to Laura Emily Stirling, a native of that town, where Sterling would be born in 1875. I imagine young Sterling's photograph was taken on a visit to his paternal grandparents.

Sterling would graduate from Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine, and find his way to China, where he would run the Municipal Court in Shanghai and, if the facts are correct, lead a rather controversial life.  

If you have corrections and/or information to share on the Fessenden and Stirling/Sterling families, please leave a comment for the benefit of other researchers.

Photograph of an Older Woman, possibly Mary Jane (Leighton) Wilbur (abt 1821-1899) of Pembroke, Maine

Photograph of an older woman identified on the reverse as Mary Wilbur; no studio imprint.

Reprinted, with permission, from the Heirlooms Reunited blog

I was told she is Mary Jane (Leighton) Wilbur (abt 1821-1899) of Pembroke, Maine,  wife of Josiah Wilbur (1821-1902), but hope that a reader will provide confirmation. 

Mary Jane (Leighton) Wilbur was born in Pembroke, Maine, about 1821, the daughter of John Leighton and Sarah (Maker) Leighton, as shown on her death record - although in some places her birth year is given as 1826.

Mary Jane and Josiah Wilbur, who declared their intention to marry on 18 April 1844, had at least 8 children, as shown in a town record, which also shows that two sons died in 1861 and another son in 1885.

If you have family photographs of Mary Jane (Leighton) Wilbur or have come across a likeness of her in your research, please leave a comment below.  

Vintage Photograph of the "Lincoln House" in Washington County, Maine; presumably the Lincoln House in Dennysville

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Photograph, dating to the late 19th or early 20th century, of a house along the water, identified as the "Lincoln House in Wash. County Me".

Presumably "The Lincoln House" built in 1787 in Dennysville, Maine, along the Dennys River, by Revolutionary War General Benjamin Lincoln (1733-1810), a native of Hingham, Massachusetts.

In the map below, the "Hansom House" is a contemporary name for the "Lincoln House".

Photographs of the Seeley, Mulholland and Dudley Families of Perry, Maine, and Eastport, Maine

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Photographs related to the Mulholland, Seeley and Dudley families of Perry, Maine, and Eastport, Maine.

I believe the real photo postcard, shown above and below, was sent from Margaret (Mulholland) Seeley (1849-1915), wife of Salathiel Davis Seeley (1845-1922) to her aunt, Mrs. Hannah Mulholland of Perry, Maine.

Another photograph shows a woman of a similar countenance, not identified except through the name of Frank Seeley of Perry, Maine. This may have been a cabinet photograph of Margaret (Mulholland) Seeley with her son's name on the reverse -  Frank Frederick Seeley (1875-1955).

A similar cabinet photograph with the name Frank Seeley on the reverse may have been Frank's father - and Margaret's husband - Salathiel Davis Seeley (1845-1922).

The following photograph of a winsome young girl was found with the three mentioned above. I believe she was Addie Villa Dudley (1903-1994), daughter of Herbert Dudley and Alphenia (Waltman) Dudley (1887-1966). Alphenia would marry the above-mentioned Frank Frederick Seeley (1875-1955) in 1913. I believe Addie would marry several times.

If you have corrections and/or information to share on any of the people mentioned above, please leave a comment for the benefit of other researchers.

Carte de Visite, purportedly of Susan (Perkins) Ricker Apt, "Geo. Perkins' sister; by a Boston studio; Native of Perry, Maine

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Carte de Visite/CDV of an older woman identified in a more contemporary hand on the reverse as Susan Apt, the sister of George Perkins.  The image was taken at a studio at 140 Court Street in Boston, Massachusetts.

The identification appears very similar to the handwriting of Rachel Virginia (Golding) Pottle (1915-2013).

From brief online research, hopefully correct - corrections requested:

There was a Susan Perkins (abt 1848-1906) with a brother George E. Perkins (abt 1855-1937), natives of Perry, Maine, and this woman did indeed marry, for her second husband, a John W. Apt (abt 1857-1927).  Her first husband was Benjamin Ricker (1844-1873).

However, this CDV seems to me to be of a woman born a generation earlier.  I'm interested to hear what readers think.  Was she the Susan Perkins described above or was she perhaps misidentified?

Photograph of Elderly Mary E. (Moore) Shaw (1823-1900) of Steuben, Maine

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Identified by a Washington County, Maine, genealogist as Mary E. (Moore) Shaw (1823-1900) of Steuben, Maine.

Mary was the daughter of Robert Moore (1762-1853) and his second wife Abiah Deane (Hall) Waite Moore (1787-1867) and the widow of Francis Robert Gould Shaw (1818-1846), who was lost at sea while master of a bark sailing to Barbados.  

If losing her husband wasn't tragic enough, Mary also suffered the loss of her only child, son Robert Shaw (1845-1853) at the age of about 8, just a few years later.

As if losing her husband and only child weren't enough, Mary also outlived her parents, her sibling Charles Moore (-1849) and her older half siblings, Louisa (Moore) Ingalls (1788-1870) and Samuel Moore (1781-1880).  Loss of that magnitude is hard to fathom.

If you have information to share on the Moore and Shaw families of Downeast Maine, please leave a comment for the benefit of other researchers.

c1900 Photograph of Jimmy Raeish, "friend of Carl Ross"; by a studio in Calais, Maine

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c1900 photograph of a young man identified as "Jimmy Raeish, friend of Carl Ross". The photograph was taken at the studio of H. D. McKay of Main Street, Calais, Maine.

 From brief online research, hopefully correct - corrections and additions requested:

James Albert Raeish (1884-1929) was born  in Auburn, New York, son of Albert Raeish and Ada (Lyon) Raeish. The 1900 Federal Census of Calais, Maine, shows that James was living there with his mother and father, who was working as an electrician.

In 1910 in Oregon, James, by then an attorney, married Melva Jane Johnson, a native of Saint John, New Brunswick.  She was the daughter of Margaret Gertrude (MacLellan) and John M. Johnson, who moved the family to Calais, after Margaret's death. 

Carl Ross was presumably Carl Wilbur Ross (1883-1950), a native of St. Stephen, New Brunswick, across the St. Croix River from Calais, and son of Henry Butler Ross and Lilia Miranda (Bridges) Ross.  In 1908 in Massachusetts, Carl married Eva Celeste Fraser, also a New Brunswick native, daughter of John A. Fraser and Florence Melva (MacLellan) Fraser.  Carl and Eva then moved to Portland, Oregon.

The MacLellan connection between Melva and Eva presumably explains how James and Melva came to meet.

Melva died in 1950 in California. It appears that James married twice after that. He died in 1974 in Alameda, California.

If you have information on any of these people, please leave a comment for the benefit of other researchers.  

Before 1915 Photograph of three City Marshalls at Eastport, Maine: Wilson; Mitchell; Follis

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Before 1915 photograph of three City Marshals at Eastport, Maine: Chief William Wilson, center, and Orville Mitchell and Harry Follis. 

The order shows Mitchell on the left and Follis on the right, but the man on the right appears to be older than the man on the left.  Assuming Follis was Harry Leo Follis (1880-1949), he was a decade younger than Orville Emereth Mitchell (1860-1921).  Hopefully a reader with family photographs will weigh in.

• William Wilson - William J.  Wilson (1869-1914), who is buried in Hillside Cemetery at Eastport, Maine
• Orville Mitchell - Orville Emereth Mitchell (1860-1921), who is buried in Hillside Cemetery in Eastport, Maine
• Harry Follis - presumably Harry Leo Follis (1880-1949), who is buried in Hillside Cemetery in Eastport, Maine

If you have information to share on any of these men, please leave a comment for the benefit of other researchers.

CDV of Daniel Kilby Pomroy (1832-1872), Native of Charlotte, Maine

Carte de Visite, CDV, of a man identified on the reverse as "Daniel Kilby Pomroy, father of Eva A. Pomroy; Grandfather of Millard F. Coffin, who was born March 31st 1881"

Daniel Kilby Pomroy (1832-abt 1872), a mariner, was born in Charlotte, Maine, the son of Benjamin L. Pomroy (1801-1874) and Lucretia Hussey (Morgan) Pomroy (1808-1873). Daniel married Margaret Gullifer of Bangor, Maine, in 1855. They had, I believe, 3 children, one of whom was the Eva A. Pomroy (abt 1860-1943) mentioned on the reverse. 

Eva married George W. Coffin, and they had son Millard F. Coffin (1881-1926) born in 1881, as mentioned.  His FindaGrave memorial gives his full name as Millard Fillmore Coffin, which does seem logical.  George Coffin's middle initial appears as W in an inscription in an autograph album he presented to Eva in 1878, the year before their marriage. However, the stone that appears on his FindaGrave memorial shows George M. Coffin.

The blog Heirlooms Reunited features two autograph albums with connections to the Pomroy and Gullifer families, one that belonged to Eva A. Pomroy herself and another that belonged to Eva's maternal cousin Nellie F. Barker:

1. Autograph Album Presented in 1878 to Eva A. Pomroy of Bangor, Maine, by Future Husband George W. Coffin   - among the many sentiments are those from members of the Pomroy, Austin and Barker families.
2. 1880s Autograph Album of Nellie F. Barker of Bangor, Maine - which contains the sentiment, shown below, of Eva's younger sister, Lillie F. Pomroy, who would marry Edward P. Austin. Lillie and Eva were cousins to Nellie F. Barker through her mother, Frances (Gullifer) Barker, "Fanny". Among the other inscribers were members of the Austin and Barker families.

If you have information to share on any of the people mentioned above, please leave a comment.

c1912 Photograph of Students in Eastport, Maine

c1912 photograph of students in Eastport, Maine.

The photograph has separated from its backing, which has identifications, but is in pieces.  

Some students are not identified; if you recognize them, please leave a comment.

Too large for scanner glass

First Row, Boys: 

1. Harry Raye - Harry Davis Raye (1897-1985)
2. ? 
3. Clifford Bishop - Clifford Merrill Bishop (1897-1964) or Merrill Clifford Bishop (1897-1964)
4. Arthur Gregory - Arthur Stanley Gregory (1897-1978)
5. Ashton Mabee - Ashton Morton Mabee (1897-1972)
6. Umi Smith
7. ?
8. Gerald Harrington - Gerald Cushing Harrington (1898-1970)
9. ? Galvin
10. ? McIntyre
11. ?

Second Row, Girls: 

1. Rena Turner - Rena Blanche Turner (1896-1982), who married Karl Wilfrid Jewers
2. ? Pottle
3. Clara Camick - Clara May Camick (1896-1980), who married Curtis Percy Willis
4. Ethel Peacock - Ethel L. Peacock (1897-1983); married Samuel E. Collins
5. ?
6. ?
7. Mary Ferris - Mary E. Ferris (1898-1985), who married George C. Loring
8. Lucy Atwood - Lucy Kilby Atwood (1898-1996), who married Ronald Bibber Wadsworth
9. Vera Leland - Vera Leland (1897-1958), who married 1) Arthur Leroy Sadler and 2) William Franklin Davidson
10. Aloha Richardson - Aloha Richardson (1894-1987)
11. Arline Fallon - Arline C. Fallon (1898-1974), who married, I believe, James Logan and Mr. Vaughn 
12. Amy Bogle - Amy Catherine Bogle (1898-1975), who married Marcus Theodore Rangas

Third Row, Girls:

1.  ?
2. Kathleen Keating - Kathleen Elizabeth Keating (1897-1975), who married Howard M. Brown
3. Jeannette Boyd - Jeannette Morrison Boyd (1897-1989), who married Albert H. Winchell
4. Alice Rome - Alice Gordon Rome (1898-1990), who married Cleveland H. Kennedy
5. Mary Chevrier - Mary Virginia Chevrier (1897-1988), who married Francis L. Gallen
6. Doris Flagherty - Doris L. Flaherty (1897-1977), who married Fred Ward Beach and Robert N. West
7. ?
8. Freda Rice - Freda May Rice (1898-1952), who married 1) Harold Eustis Bent; 2) Lawrence Drake Chellis
9. either an unidentified person or a space placed in error
10. Gladys Warnock - Gladys Lewis Warnock (1897-1975), who married Ralph S. Hayes
11. Grace Bibber - perhaps Grace Holton Bibber (1897-1992), who married 1)Harry Miller Murphy and 2) Augustus Sanborn Carter 

Fourth Row, Girls:

1. ? [up country]
2. ?
3. Lowe (Madonna) - Sr. M. Alphonsa (Madonna) Lowe (1896-1975)
4.  ?

Back Row, Boys

1. Algar Grant - Alger Everett Grant (1895-1974)
2. Ralph Harrington - Ralph Alexander Harrington (1896-1986)
3. Arthur Hilyard - Arthur Cameron Hilyard (1897-1971)
4. Bertram Byron - perhaps John Burton Byron (1897-1973)
5. Hoddie Patterson - perhaps Horace O. Patterson (1896-1992)
6. ?
7. John McCart - John Henderson McCart (1897-1949)
8. ?

Again, if you have corrections and/or additions to the information above, please leave a comment.

c1925 Photograph of the Eastport, Maine, City Council

c1925 photograph of the City Council of Eastport, Maine. The reverse contains identifications of the men, in the handwriting of Councilor Karl Wilfred Jewers (1896-1977).

The photograph was taken by the Milliken studio of Eastport, Maine.

If you have a correction to the information below, please leave a comment.

• N. Firth - presumably Edward C. Firth - perhaps Edward C. Firth (1862-1936), who served as Mayor in 1919 and 1924 and 1925
• K. Jewers - Karl Wilfrid Jewers (1896-1977)
• Lon Bogrette - presumably Alonzo P. Bogrett (1867-1938)
• Chick Hamilton - presumably Charles Joseph Hamilton (1880-1966)
• George Norton - presumably George Winterton Norton (1856-1937)
• Clint Whalen - perhaps Thomas Clinton Whalen (1874-unk) - perhaps the Thomas Whalen who died in California in 1940.
• Ralph Colwell - presumably Ralph Thurber Colwell (1896-1954)
• Roy Burr or Ray Burr - perhaps Roy Alfred Burr (1874-1969)
• L. White or Z. White - perhaps Louis A. White (1882-1950)

1912 Photograph of Students in the Class of 1914 at Boynton High School in Eastport, Maine

Photograph taken on the steps of Boynton High School in Eastport, Maine, on November 18, 1912 of students in the Class of 1914.

Identificatons on the reverse were penned by Karl Wilfrid Jewers (1896-1977).

The Students

• Fletcher Garnett - Fletcher Allen Garnett (1896-1968)
• Karl W. Jewers - Karl Wilfrid Jewers (1896-1977)
• Elaine Andrews - Dorothy Elaine Andrews (1896-1966)
• Margaret Goulding - Margaret Goulding (1896-1968); married Charles David Mitchell
• Nettie Ackley - Nettie M. Ackley (1898-1927)
• ? MacIntyre - possibly Olga Georgianna MacIntyre (1895-1992)
• Marie Lamond - Marie Elizabeth Lamond (1895-1975)
• Mabel Clark - Mabel F. Clark (1896-1977); married Horace R. O'Dell
• Helen McDonald - Helen Theresa MacDonald (1896-1949); married Walter H. Godsoe
• Louise Buckman - Annie Louise Buckman (1896-1986); married Earl C. Blanchard
• Nellie McMahon - Nellie McMahon (abt 1897-1957)
• Beulah Trafton - Beulah Trafton (1895-1965); married John Franklin Gray

If you can identify the student whose last name is MacIntyre, or if you have information to share on any of the students, please leave a comment. 

c1914 Photograph of Students in Eastport, Maine; Most IDed

c1914 photograph of students at Eastport, Maine; most are identified, presumably long after the photograph was taken.  Nothing on the reverse.

Click on the photograph to enlarge it.

If you can identify one of the unidentified students or correct an incorrect identity, or if you have information to share on any of the students, please leave a comment.

Front row:

• Ralph Harrington - Ralph Alexander Harrington (1896-1986)
• Cliff Bishop - Clifford Merrill Bishop (1897-1964) or Merrill Clifford Bishop (1897-1964)
• Arthur Gregory - Arthur Stanley Gregory (1897-1978)
• Gerald Harrington - Gerald Cushing Harrington (1898-1970)
• Bill Smith - William Henry Smith (1897-), son of William T. Smith and Alice (Whelpley) Smith
• John Muldoon - John Clarence Muldoon (1896-1951)
• John McCart - John Henderson McCart (1897-1949)
• Ashton Mabee - Ashton Morton Mabee (1897-1972)
• Don Silver - Donald Whitney Silver (1896-), who married Alice Loring Wilson
• Arthur Hilyard - Arthur Cameron Hilyard (1897-1971)

Middle Row:

• Clara C. - perhaps Clara May Camick (1896-1980), who married Curtis Percy Willis
• Lucy Atwood - Lucy Kilby Atwood (1898-1996), who married Ronald Bibber Wadsworth
• Vera Leland - Vera Leland (1897-1958), who married 1) Arthur Leroy Sadler and 2) William Franklin Davidson
• Genevieve Healey - Genevieve Winifred Healy (1896-1972)
• Mary Chevrier - Mary Virginia Chevrier (1897-1988), who married Francis L. Gallen
• ?
• Gladys Warnock - Gladys Lewis Warnock (1897-1975), who married Ralph S. Hayes
• Lucy Colwell - Lucy Helen Colwell (1898-1965), who married 1) Frank A. Marchant
• Arline Fallon - Arline C. Fallon (1898-1974), who married, I believe, James Logan and Mr. Vaughn 
• ?

Back Row:

• ?
• Rena Turner - Rena Blanche Turner (1896-1982), who married Karl Wilfrid Jewers
• ?
• ? Pottle
• Alice Rome ? - Alice Gordon Rome (1898-1990), who married Cleveland H. Kennedy
• Amy Bogle - Amy Catherine Bogle (1898-1975), who married Marcus Theodore Rangas

Two Old Photographs of Dwellings at Robbinston, Maine; Johnson family & Sherman Hill Road

Early 1900s

Reprinted, with permission, from the Heirlooms Reunited blog.

Two large, old photographs of what appear to be dwellings in Robbinston, Maine, one of them belonging to the Johnson family and another on Sherman Hill Road.

A paper scrap taped to the reverse of the photograph, at top, of the Johnson farm:

Lelia Johnson (Tremble) in door Johnson Farm.  Delilah Johnson right (Robbinston)  Route 1 by store/jewelry maker on left - Machias.

Lelia had a younger sister named Delilah, but there's no one younger than the girl in the doorway.  Either the woman at right is an aunt Delilah or other relative or the person making the identifications got the sisters mixed up.

The second photograph may be older than the first one shown.  From the paper scrap taped to the reverse: "house on Sherman Hill Rd 3/4 way on right (recently burned) (8/02).

Possibly late 19th century

From brief online research, hopefully correct - corrections and additions requested:

Lelia J. Johnson (1897-1990) was born at Robbinston, Maine, on 28 January 1897, daughter of Malcolm Johnson and Margaret A. (Jollotta) Johnson.  As noted in the identification on the top photograph, Lelia would marry Herman Henry Trimble (1895-1979) [not Tremble].

Lelia's younger sister  Delilah Margaret Johnson [shown as Deliah on her birth record] was born at Robbinston, Maine, on 29 November 1906.

If you have information to share on the Johnson and Trimble families or who lived at the dwelling on Sherman Hill Road, please leave a comment or contact me directly.

1914 Photograph of Students at Boynton High School at Eastport, Maine

Duplicate 1914 photographs of students at Boynton High School in Eastport, Maine, by the Greenlaw studio. 

One photograph has identifications written on the reverse by student  Rena Blanche (Turner) Jewers (1896-1982).  The other photograph, shown at the end of this post, has identifications written over the people themselves.

Please leave a comment if you have information on anyone mentioned below.

The reverse mentions:

• Junior Class of 1914 with 26 members; teachers:
• Mr. Patton, Principal
• Miss Grindle - Jennie A. Grindle
• Miss Mitchell
• Miss Moholland

• Senior Class with 22 members; teachers:
• Miss Grindle, Principal - Jennie A. Grindle
• Mr. St. Onge - Submaster - Arthur A. St. Onge
• Miss Hanson, English teacher - Helen N. Hanson
• Mr. Sawyer, Commercial teacher - Harley H. Sawyer

Students identified

• Girls, First Row
• Mary Ferris - Mary E. Ferris (1898-1985) who married George C. Loring
• Arline Fallon - Arline C. Fallon (1898-1974), who married, I believe, James Logan and Mr. Vaughn 
• Lucy Colwell - Lucy Helen Colwell (1898-1965), who married 1) Frank A. Marchant
• Gladys Warnock - Gladys Lewis Warnock (1897-1975), who married Ralph S. Hayes
• Freda Rice - Freda May Rice (1898-1952), who married 1) Harold Eustis Bent; 2) Lawrence Drake Chellis
• Avis Loring - Avis Bell Loring (1897-1976), who married John Archibald MacMillan
• Mary Cheverier - Mary Virginia Chevrier (1897-1988), who married Francis L. Gallen
• Genevieve Healey - Genevieve Winifred Healy (1896-1972)
• Vera Leland -  Vera Leland (1897-1958), who married 1) Arthur Leroy Sadler and 2) William Franklin Davidson
• ? Pottle
• Jeannette Boyd -  Jeannete Morrison Boyd (1897-1989), who married Albert H. Winchell
• Girls, Second Row
• ?
• Alice Rome -  Alice Gordon Rome (1898-1990), who married Cleveland H. Kennedy
• Rena Turner - Rena Blanche Turner (1896-1982), who married Karl Wilfrid Jewers
• Lucy Atwood - Lucy Kilby Atwood (1898-1996), who married Ronald Bibber Wadsworth
• Amy Bogle - Amy Catherine Bogle (1898-1975), who married Marcus Theodore Rangas
• Boys
• 1. _______
• 2. Arthur Gregory - Arthur Stanley Gregory (1897-1978)
• 3. John McCart - John Henderson McCart (1897-1949)
• 4. William Smith - William Henry Smith (1897-), son of William T. Smith and Alice (Whelpley) Smith
• 5. Clifford Bishop - Clifford Merrill Bishop (1897-1964) or Merrill Clifford Bishop (1897-1964)
• 6. Arthur Hilyard -  Arthur Cameron Hilyard (1897-1971)
• 7. Don Silver - Donald Whitney Silver (1896-), who married Alice Loring Wilson
• 8. Ashton Mabee -  Ashton Morton Mabee (1897-1972)
• 9. Gerald Harrington - Gerald Cushing Harrington (1898-1970)
• 10. Ralph Harrington - Ralph Alexander Harrington (1896-1986)

Duplicate photograph, with nothing on reverse, but many identifications on the front.

If you have corrections and/or information to share, please leave a comment.

c1910 Photograph of Students at Eastport, Maine

c1910 photograph of students at Eastport, Maine.  Partially identified.

• Grace Bibber - perhaps Grace Holton Bibber (1897-1992), who married 1)Harry Miller Murphy and 2) Augustus Sanborn Carter 
• Jeannette Boyd - Jeannete Morrison Boyd (1897-1989), who married Albert H. Winchell
• Clara Cammick - perhaps Clara May Camick (1896-1980), who married Curtis Percy Willis
• Eva Hall - perhaps Eva May Hall (1896-) who married Otis P. McCaslin
• B? Harris
• Genevieve Healey - presumably Genevieve Winifred Healy (1896-1972)
• Arthur Hilyard - perhaps Arthur Cameron Hilyard (1897-1971)
• Vera Leland - presumably Vera Leland (1897-1958), who married 1) Arthur Leroy Sadler and 2) William Franklin Davidson
• Ashton Mabee - Ashton Morton Mabee (1897-1972)
• John McC? - possibly John Henderson McCart (1897-1949)
• Eudora M - perhaps Eudora Morrison (1897-1981), who married Harlan Varnum Pickard
• Alice Rome - presumably Alice Gordon Rome (1898-1990), who married Cleveland H. Kennedy
• Mae ?

If you have alternate identifications or information on any of the students, please leave a comment.

c1920 Photograph of Students at the Out Island School in Eastport, Maine - Partially Identified

c1920 photograph of students at the Out Island School in Eastport, Maine. It was located on Route 190 opposite what is now the Drummond Road.

Students named: with possible identifications following each

• Melvin Barrett - Melvin Barrett (1910-1985) 
• Ruth Ellingwood - was the identification perhaps done much later on, and Ruth identified with her married name?  Perhaps Ruth Elizabeth (Barrett) Ellingwood (1907-1960), wife of Herbert Vincent Ellingwood
• ? Emery
• Vint Lodge - Vincent Herbert Lodge, Sr. (1910-1985)
• Daphne Newcomb - Daphne Ruth Newcomb (abt 1914-2000); married James Floyd Hern
• Margaret Newcomb - Margaret L. Newcomb (1912-2005)
• Jim Peters - perhaps James B. Peters (1908-1993)
• Lena Peters - Lena Peters (abt 1909-1997), who married Byron F. Lodge, son of James Rodney Malloch and Hattie (Ritchie) Malloch, who died young; Byron was adopted by his aunt and uncle Carrie (Ritchie) Lodge and Frederick Lodge.
• ? Taylor

If you have corrections to the identities above or have information to share, please leave a comment.